YPP Guber Candidate, John Akinmurele, Condoles With, Family, Ondo NUJ Over Member’s Death
The Young Progressives Party’s Gubernatorial candidate in Ondo State, Mr John Akinmulere has condoled with the immediate family members and the Ondo state chapter of the Nigerian Union Of Journalist ( NUJ) over the demise of a member of the Union, Albert Ojo.
Before his demise, Mr Albert Ojo was the State Correspondent of The Pilot newspaper in the state.
In a condolence statement signed by the director of campaign Mr Ayodeji Oluleye prayed that God would console the family and the state NUJ the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
The statement also read that Mr Akinmulere salute the commitment, dedication and professional prowess of late Albert Ojo stressing that his uncommon qualities would be greatly missed by his family,union,state and nation as a whole.
Once again may God grant him eternal peace. Amen.
Comr. Ayodeji Oluleye,
Director General
Akinmurele/Obe 2024
Campaign Organization
July 27, 2024.
Adekanbi Extends Condolences to NUJ over Loss of Albert Ojo
Dr. Femi Adekanbi, PhD, a former Ondo State Commissioner for Special Duties, Culture, and Tourism, has paid tribute to the late Mr. Albert Ojo, a veteran journalist in the state.
In a condolence message to the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Ondo State Council, the renowned environmental expert described the late Ojo as a dedicated and hardworking journalist who contributed immensely to the development of journalism in the state.
“I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Mr. Albert Ojo, a seasoned journalist and NUJ member”
Adekanbi said he has known Mr. Ojo for years and can attest to his exceptional character, professionalism, and dedication to his profession.
“His demise is a tremendous loss to the journalism profession, and the entire media community,” he said.
He commiserated with the family of the deceased, the NUJ, and the entire journalism community in the state, praying that God grants them the fortitude to bear the loss.
“May his soul rest in peace, and may his legacy continue to inspire and motivate journalists in the state,” Adekanmbi added.
